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Eddie George doubtful on euro

UK - Sir Edward George, the governor of the Bank of England, has pitched into the ongoing debate about potential British entry into the euro, saying that a single economic policy across Europe was a "disadvantage".

EU probes Lloyd's regulation

UK - The European Commission (EC) has begun legal action against the UK government by asking for more information about its regulation of the Lloyd's of London insurance market.

Fears that euro ATMs will run dry

UK - The stock of euro notes in banks' cash machines is in danger of running out in the first weeks of the new currency's launch on 1 January, bankers have warned.

City watchdog to regulate e-money issuers

UK - The Financial Services Authority, the City watchdog, is to extend its regulatory reach to cover organisations issuing "electronic money" used as an alternative method of payment to credit cards.

BOE - Delivery/ payment system

UK - Bank of England Executive Director for Financial Market Operations, Ian Plenderleith, said Thursday the new delivery versus payment system for the settlement of securities trade in the U.K. was a success.

BoE King - UK recession unlikely, more growth seen

UK - A recession in Britain is not the most likely result of the current global economic slowdown and the country should enjoy continued growth, albeit at a slower pace, Bank of England Deputy Governor Mervyn King said on Thursday 22 November in a speech.

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